Transport planner and scholar Julie Anne Genter discusses a number of key sustainability issues facing transport development in New Zealand.
Content roughly follows her chapter in the book Carbon Neutral by 2020 (Craig Potton Publishing, 2007)
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Since its inception in 1989, the Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal, has focused on improving traditional water mills used for centuries by farming communities in the Himalayas. There are [...]
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Andy Lipkis, Founder and President of TreePeople, describes how this organization has pioneered an integrated approach to managing urban ecosystems as watersheds in the Los Angeles region. This involves strategic tree planting, tree-mimicking technologies, and community engagement to generate multiple solutions to the environmental threats facing our cities, including ensuring a sustainable water supply, reducing [...]
